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Margaret O'Brien's claim to fame
Born Angela Maxine O'Brien she achieved childhood stardom at age 5 for her role in Journey For Margaret, inspiring her to change to her name to Margaret O'Brien thereafter.
She won an academy award for her performance in
She amassed a personal fortune and retired from show business in 1951.
Where are they now?
She never managed to duplicate her childhood success in her adult life but she did numerous TV appearances and worked dinner theatre. She later became a civilian aide for Southern California to Secretary of the Army Clifford Alexander.
She co-authored her biography Margaret O'Brien: A Career Chronicle and Biography with Allan R. Ellenberger and Robert Young
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